Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Pages: 124
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Trim: 6 x 9
978-1-4758-2702-6 • Hardback • October 2016 • $56.00 • (£43.00)
978-1-4758-2703-3 • Paperback • October 2016 • $28.00 • (£21.95)
978-1-4758-2704-0 • eBook • October 2016 • $26.50 • (£19.95)
Todd Scott Parker, M.AT, M.Ed., is aveteran educator, coach, and CEO of Parker Education & Development, LLC. He is inspired to help adults and young people develop their relationships, rapport, and responsiveness to impact positive interactions with others.
Candice Dowd Barnes, Ed.D., is the COO of Parker Education & Development, LLC and serves as an associate professor at the University of Central Arkansas. She is an accomplished author and educator who has worked in both the public and non-profit education sector.
Patty Kohler-Evans, Ed.D., is an associate professor at the University of Central Arkansas. She has nineteen years of experience as a special education administrator in the largest district in Arkansas, serving urban students with numerous needs stemming from poverty, disability, and race.
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Section I
Chapter 1: Why is This Topic Important?
Chapter 2:The Importance of Developing Relationships and Routines
Chapter 3: The Interaction Congruence Theory (ICT)
Chapter 4: Meet Alexander Crummell Academy
Section II: Integrating Relationships and Routines: The Relationship Management System (RMS) ™
Chapter 5: Monitor 2 Modify Strategy
Chapter 6: Relationship Management Pathways (RMP)
Chapter 7: D.E.P.T.H. Anchor Strategy
Chapter 8: P.R.P.L.E. Sandwich Strategy
Section III
Chapter 9: Application and Reflection
Chapter 10: Final Thoughts and Next Steps
About the Authors
Great material which makes for a great read. Not only for educators but for just about anyone who works with young people. Even parents will find this to be a gold mine of a book. With many districts implementing procedures to avoid punitive measures, I’ve found that effective relationship building still allows educational leaders to maintain a firm structure and learning environment. And this book tells you how to do it. I would encourage any and all professional development directors to invest in this material. I just wish I could attend their next presentation.
— Shalonda Randle, Curriculum & Instruction Coordinator, District 171, Lansing, IL
Finally a book that every educator should read! Parker, Barnes, and Kohler-Evans really brought home the concept of the importance of building relationships with students and creating a classroom environment with consistent routines so students know what is expected of them. They teach that with these important factors in place, students will feel confident in taking academic risks and taking more ownership of their learning. Awesome book! A must read.
— Michelle Lee, Teacher, Dallas Independent School District, Dallas, TX
As a building level principal and instructional leader, 'Success Favors’ will be a go-to book to not only use with new teachers but also with novice teachers. In times of such rigorous learning, teachers must have strategies to impact and influence relationships with students and build a sense of community and positive classroom climate. When creating authentic relationships, students will feel valued and will be better able to focus on their own learning and character. The DEPTH Anchor strategy is particularly helpful in creating a safe and secure environment where the teacher can ensure the learning needs of all students can be met.
— Tammy Woosley, Principal, Conway School District, Conway, AR
During my time as an Elementary Instructional Facilitator I have attended numerous professional development sessions which have helped me become skilled at assisting teachers in deepening their pedagogical knowledge, as well as, improving instruction and increasing student engagement. However, one of the most prominent needs I continue to see is that of being able to successfully manage a classroom. While there are many books and professional development opportunities available, they all seem to lack the personal approach. The Relationship Management System, by Todd Scott Parker is the answer that we’ve been seeking! The Relationship Management System is rooted in identifying who teachers are at the core of their being, and using their personality to build a classroom environment that allows teachers and students to be who they are.
— Kasi Davis, Instructional Facilitator, Conway School District, Conway, AR